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MoonPay: Stablecoins, Regulation & Institutional Adoption

Caroline Pham, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Administrative Officer at MoonPay, returns to discuss the accelerating push toward institutional adoption in crypto and what’s next from Washington. With banks already building on blockchain for nearly a decade, Pham points to growing regulatory clarity as the foundation for broader participation, noting that 2026 could mark a breakout year for institutions entering the space. As lawmakers continue to debate the Clarity Act, the focus remains on aligning rules and unlocking innovation across digital assets.

Pham also highlights the evolving role of stablecoins, emphasizing that they are not replacements for traditional checking accounts but rather modern financial tools comparable to rewards programs or even digital-era traveler’s checks. As the U.S. advances its regulatory framework, including developments like the Genius Act, she expects global standards such as Europe’s MiCA to eventually adapt. Meanwhile, central bank leadership, including the role of the Federal Reserve, will play a key part in shaping how blockchain integrates into financial infrastructure, particularly in areas like collateral management and real-time settlement.

On the business front, MoonPay is doubling down on institutional growth, highlighted by its acquisition of Israeli security firm SoaT. The move strengthens its capabilities in secure key management and positions the company as a bridge between decentralized finance and traditional finance. With millions of users across 180 countries and deep experience in compliance and cross-border transactions, MoonPay is aiming to bring safe, scalable access to DeFi liquidity for institutions worldwide.

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